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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

TO the Editor Of the TELEczAN HERALD.
VIII you allow nae 10 say word to the
public through your paper ia regard 10 me
startling and sensational publications con-
cerning the T. B. A. Home
have taken psins 70 investigate the mat
ter aid fnSthat nothing has been done
there which is not done almost every day
in similar homes ID satisfy the anxiety OF
friends or promote better scientific knowl-
edge.
There has occurred nothing unseemly or
indecorous and the inmates would not nave
known that anything unu. ual had taken
place but for the gGr5led and exciting
articles in the papers.
We have hai, twice a weO during the
winter very interesting aud Carefully pre-
pared lectures on anatomy ana gen
ersi medical topics TOR ,hs
instruction OF oar class of nurses. These
have been open 10 the public and various
object lessons have been given.
The occurrence which has been made
such a Ioint was a rare opportunity Tor
such lessons aud one used IN all similar in
stitutions, and DR.. Graves has done nothiu :
al which the board OF managers could take
exceptions any more than has been done b.
OtDe- physicians.
In regard 70 the point made as 10 the 81
lence OF Miss Stevenson. il may b. said that
she vas not the one TO speak. The Officials
should have gone 10 headquarters, which
they did not DO
Were our officials as jealous in ferretins :
out the iniquities and crimes committed IN
the dens and dives Of our city as in trying
to find something TO injure our mobiles
charity. they would serve better the cause
of humanity and Justice.
The frequent attacks upon individuals and
institutions bg Our puOiic press is raising
the question in many mines whether ther'
ought not to be some law OF cecency v hicl
the press would be bound 10 respect.
MRs. ). l.. WITHrg.
Vice President L. B. A. Home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
SECTION or DYNAMITE GUSBoAT,


This vessel Is TO re 90 feet over all in length,
with q beam OF 2655 feet and draught Of
- feet She will be built OF American steel
with DETECTING deck from which ordinary
shot will glance of. There will be four
boilers 70 drive the two independent screws.
These. with the engines. Will be powerful
enough 10 drive the vessel through the water
at the rate Of twenty Knots an hour. The
boilers viii be placed as far apart as possible
with water tight balkheads between them so
that II in an engagement the portion Of the
vessel containing one or two Of the boilers be
blown away She would hoat and still have
power enough not 10 be helpless.
The armament viii be tue unique feature
Of this craft II viii CONSIST OF three steel
tubcs lined with brass. seventy feet in length
and ten and oise-half inches IN diameter
These are the guns. From these viii be thrown
by air pressure proi sctii..S containing DO
pounds Of nitro-geiatine each 70 the distance
OK a inile and at. the rate 0f one shot IN two
minutes. from each guN There arc 10 be two
reservoirs for the compressed air. from which
iAe air win BE- lee into tie tabc behind the
projectie at pressure OF 2.0o0 pounds 70 the
square inch II Necessary As Tire guns vii
tc immovably fxed In their place, the range
wln be regulated by the pressure Of air al
lowed 70 propel the proiectile. and the guns
can only lie fred yhise the vessel IS bead on
% the enemy
On suggesting 10 the engineer in charge
that the vessel was destined 70 attack the
enemy on the @giiygoa.T principle only. be
sad tho guns would throw sixty shells. or
six tons n the rnoSt terTif explosive kpown.
during twenty minutes ~ the time they arc
steamna up u tie enemy. ami tie presslnlp-
ti31 i that lefJs ,bat t3ne has elapsed there
viii ~ H1 enemy lsft
An 8a~artagt c.1irnaf b. this pneumatic
gun netboi - sending q torpedo Of the ere
my j. ils economy. TbeTtorpe5oeS which sre
steersd bf ele,srlc wires from station or
shore cost frem s. .co9 20 $1,000 cach. ard ~
coarse are DESTROYED on heirE uset Zach
SHOT from tbis aTna-uito stig containing he
sauc weight % explosive VIII cost f'ut go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
T4s OLD WAR SONGS
sung with yigor a. toe Home Yesterday
a. =. r. Notes


e. =. y. Notes.
Yesterday afternoon the soliisrs Home
inmates had = most enjoyable time. The
services had oesr. secured Of Col. Rsdington,
the soldier. poet AID composer Of New York
City 70 sag Tor re boys and hep them in
practicsnz patriotic songs. lt vas very inter
sstiag to see ne vets recall the old tine
irit lhst won victory so- the asc These
songs have wonderful bold. not only on
tae soldiers. but on al the people. young
and old. and the insersss in them seems 10
incresse. A cenpie of business firms con
frf0ufed tns printing % lesiet With =
dozen sonzs-ane IF whieh wss given %
every person i1 the Hone 4 vote 0i
thanks and hearty cheers we're given for
Ccmra1e 2edlnxtCu and hiss service OF
patriotic s0rg
A TeiEgsaa- Hsnsto rercrter Interview
81 Col. Re.iiuztcn. II New Xork Yesterday
ss i1 what IN PRESTON = stranger receives
rszarflng TIE Soldiers Zone. lie express
81 hi o1seif greatly pleased wifh ne spirit
~ seuis ziu3rness displayed by tAs oficls :
toTarsi the inmates sad tae pains taEen to
have = social feeling prevail everywhere
VISITING every part of the Nome be for-d it
-. ffctiy clean and we'll kep' -nolhiag
wanting scr he comfort Of t3e inmafes.
The srpusr vas good eaorgh f1F sayhoiq.
Tke ho-al*sl wa in sxceilert shaoe. aad
the renver iences of the N1oie oHil1iDE
rea.iv superh
sen 1ei1s fsirrblid. Commands n
Chief ~ the s. a. r. who j. - ~ here tois
week. cas- a iistinsssi sbesi var reforf. He
aas also teen = Governor 81 Wlscsns a1t
hss eat ere arm.
AG A r.. cost is 70 - stsFsei 10 a fsr
7avs a. tiss @oiisrs Hone rae necessary
3se1 nenfs have been rece,vei
xress .iesi 81 singing wsi - teae tbi.
a.eek hy -ae vrts and athers-the Ga va
secs. tee masic that Ae3ned saFe tie
fsE
A ,less1sHan froun rhsmRia Poi. = A
r. of tbe west stse ss-sor8 pan.s3 t.al.
Rssfi s9fsn - go soldiers' Horee
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

whst ~. 6E.s~s s41 -. = L. @tshsf
haze - s.F Ahs1a ta~ ~s11sE-

WhsI a.. taEas~s sa1 4fs = l. "tsnsf
H.ss ~ szs AA@1a ta~ xsss~E-
- o. tt.og VI .zs sGLksz4 l-z2A41.
i1ssDaea o. tss k}e4sseR ass ssss r. -
essl goa 49, iaeefra4ys F112l = so.4l-il..f-
ro.i1s rss1tzi q tAs hsrsers 81 ne aissscs-
'ax rooaa. rsasszsns apo1 nss - - cFiki1-
k1sr sn3 Fs1pe1sss.r - ~ azss xAoailsa-
nsaa, sesn Il s9l lastcs ~ zaysslt aa1
r.snds - -Asks iss s.alsg4s0ls ~ fsszs1
~ tas nasllef
F1rsE ~ fs8ss DoaaE, e. TIE u b. A.
H8alx. selal ari.F gave ~ a1s his e9tf t9r
scleau6e Purposes z41 asxs tse witnesses
81 thls te<o
secoaa { have eeasssea ssEsrzi lectures
"a sae slsjeet 4 snstouy e<lose tes class
- II. B. A. ulFssz-iR ssorL 1 hate ce<n
shsir iss,Fug10T Ia xlstoEy-
Ihif1 Ia sac death ~ Doz&n All ~ his
os8 1.slutsressed disposal 9f ~ remains 4
fsrs chaaoe sss afforded " sse pfasiie&l
exsmpatcxu0A - the idsr iaosb- Tie
aurses a. Fezaris humsn snatemy.
fosarta. Ia s~xznd - the kecFing ~ izte
hours / faiiy Intended TIE oolfraxy Eat
AS - detained b. business thst / did Got
reaCn Tie Hsul< autu 40 Q clock =. m. snd
shs ustlaE could not b. longss descfFe1.
Fiflh lpssaaca a. itstakes four ~ I'VE
iEsssauch a. lad nnisaed NY istsozs a. I
q m starring al ~ p. "a i - very evi.
dent that tie dissecgi0a coald n0E have been
complete A fsS ssstiai dissec-ions q llI-
I.orfant regions NeFe laads fof the elnclds
ton 0E the nurses for the Instruction of Kay
student Mr. Wood. snd Tor TIE refreshing
of my own kn0slecse 0n the subject
Sixih. The Dep,scrf says that All The in-
mates of the Hone are ia mortal terror lest
lhAif remains be Subjected ~ tAe salAe ap-
palilng prtcess.
let ne kindly tell them how they can be
come eligible They must first u al DC ao-
s0lltelv without parents, brothers, sisters,
or relatives 0f any kind out this as quail
iheatiou is by 40 means sufficient they
must also II their own free vii tell me that
sl Is their desire % have their b0dies used
for the advancement Of knowledge. ler-
bsU "a, sap.
seventh and last. The charge Of unseen.
ly aud unciviiized conduct IS merely The
spice OF the pudding. The Dsmoer1f desires
sensagionalism and will sasrliee snythi0g
for u. The only trouble Is that IN the artl'
Gle refsi al 20 there Is more spice than pud-
ding. aud hence the compound is nanssous.
:. c. GRAvEs, ~. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

A Vax Who fGsisss Thai the Molly A.'
rAirxs Are Allsr a "a

A Vax Who fGslsts That the Nelly a.-
Eairss Are Amer n
"Im no blsnkesy blank CT nAry tramp.
Indignantly remarked a red-taosd, black
masiachei Young man who asked for =
nights lodging Al Police Headquarters last
night lie wss one Of sixteen yags, who
drifled 10 ahead Of the snow and cold. and
as soon A. he was admitted he sat down al
took on his shoes and stockings.s
Pm no tramp" be repesied Tn d
c0as miner. worked Ia dc Lenlgh Valley
region, till the Mo'lies drove me- cat"
Thought the Mollies was all gone. re-
marked another vag engaged IN tying piece
OF muslin around sore heel.
That's WAR your OF. They 5 Jest as
many Mollies IN the anthracite regions to-
day as there was ten years ago, an l know
il. COS I had 20 get out on account OF EN-.
Had it in fur me-gang of 'en' come one
night an give me three hours 10 leave the
mines. That's how come to be here. thout
see.
How did you get bere7" asked big po-
liceman, for whose benefit the story was
told.
'sWalse Don't you see them skates"
replied the tramp coggedy.
The other vags, or at least some OF them,
did not take kindly 20 the miners remark
about tramps. and one of them got even by
chipping in here with:
Its gsf he's givin yer, Cap. He rode
from Chicago yer in cattle car. Seen him
getiin' out mysalf."
We'll, il don't make any difference where
you come from, said the policeman, "Only
50 you behave yourself tonight and get out
IN the morning
Sergeant Johnson says that be has from
three 10 a dozen apply nearly every night
I Some of them steal rides on the freight
trains, and others bob up from no one
knows where.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

uh.t n NAz lsn>< forth-AEs<sss el<'
A@ak- fa4 <s1~z2 k.@ps42s

i 80 ~ rszsAekat-ersl ~ 1 ls.lFsfls 81 os.f
rss-Sra ia Geks-li se~1 49, t4lz taoazA
sfse GhiesEo St,s H94s< 3Astis~sae1 . q tsz.a
curaeen@1en & - s1ie. A. Va1 ssee -
nas sAssz fFeEa theE ssVsE exnek<ssst zs<kfss
ass xssnxsr4 .ls1 s@<ex ooo< . veal AA1 FsAs -
IL o<ss and tks<s al<pasra ~ 01aer elss hsAd.
L.s< ys~r tie orszld kagaas stcrs sac TIE
sac sad tks extraordinary snco~ss whien
st1saaea th< k4< iBaane1 fas E1sass.pEs ~
have ske ere3t cahslzsen 81 tot hzotEnt
hexs Oncs nsers. 4ao nsxf N Wednesday, mora
inx k1s<k IL. sa s< tAs ina sisf - TIE
sGre.A sac We soea 80 e<as ilsfls ~
g3Falz< lAe rs2lay u tAs sals. - ssers oz's
i ssil oxaoegk soeexlnss1 .lth tAe nalas
&C re<sIlslsaa II tAn hoas<, rties nse4illx
10 elsll,xizate AsFs. Safscs Il T. s4g ttlat
las frssi sza< sale oil - ths xrsndsst ever
kaosa - ia ooos s1d seoS trade %
shoas. $40 she's and 800 sh0ss = ~ Al -
sold unsl~s tAe s. 90 bzaner IA TIE aAaies
as7.rtf0eet there ss< ne4Fif Sss5e pairs -
hsnd-tornod shees IA Doarts every GOA
oeivzbls ~edfh. slpe and s1spe thai ~iii Uo-
aouDtealy sel before al others. Bal we
Val s.s no1nors Ase sn1 see for yourself.
81 tie Great ssoTe. = C4asl sn1 a and l3
Iyon-stz
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
A NAVAL TERROR.

Description Of the Proposed New Dyno-
mite Cruiser.
The London Times SAYS that "tho most in
formal triumph Of American ingenuity" is tie
dynamite ziinboat recently contracted for
and now being built by William Cramp, Of
Philadelphia -Four years ago Lieut.. Ia
linsky was detailed by the government to ex-
pertinent witha pneumatic gun capable Of
throwing dynamite. His experiments have
proved SO successful that a vessel armed with
such guns : about to be constructed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Ast1e pspef goes 10 press at 80 this
morning the Fire Department has been cal
ei 20 he corner of Hsll-st. and Madison
eve b. the burning Of Cranes grocery. T.
IL reported that The grocery buildiae snd
contents are doomed &c destruction sid toe
dwelling house s3isinsng On the west SIDE
is on fre
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

QUEsxsToHs Msrca ls.-Tbs steamship
Csfc vticb ssiea from Nss York March
3 arrived lsere fooigst I}ariue heT PASSAGE
= h1rs Ts7s broke over the vsssss breaking
into tss smoking room. ard severely IN
jared r EassenEe fel.inE ( "a - TIE fooT.
Tie bT.6zs vas vrecse6 sz6 tns secen1 on
Ger vhe as sten3inz there ~ The tine vas
knocked icrn sns ss2 hart.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

HeooErFw. Msreh ls Rev D- Holiday
denies fhs, M JsHan. 81 Nsr B@i.ors ~
sn1 ether r4irlsfsr aas been ceesiisrs- e. q
r1esI e surresssr ~ ~ RF rsr fhe
frie1ds - NJ Beecser sre sgrFrised a1s
indignant a. - t.prass ttss n sors 41sr
aers thas tbss - sl~on 81 sszs1 n thls ] fse-
t-4sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

The ladies Of ths " c + q ill give an
amendment supper ei ". c. i 4. Hal
Thursday evening A literary program me
will be presented followed ey supper and
toasis. An invitation Is extended 70 al 10
come and bring their friends We assure
them Of a great feast.
Ms. G. II. NoIr. Sec.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

e IS easy o. un5ersiend rhs clothes
r-n s,oa's sre az tae rsss st Grand sapi3s
sst 81, pressns. Toe cletae@pias ars rerr
RI see 1ose c. rari 81 tfs oder 81 the
-eeal irSais Eeich sre z0in1 shout tss
s.tV fsa = srnz lion seeking HhooI they
nav lee.fir - f.sl.r1r eessnl4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

gasaoae. y ~ Nsrca ls-Hoa Wm.
ct.15ier. corassi ~ Nsrsia A Haynes.
zfaes 8 taE first IislsSt stsfss hat NJ
rreys 49, vs3 ssfs s,ts5{F - cr1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
Reynolds "fIeslbIe" Memorandum Gov
and tfffsrs

Five sizes. assorted lesther. FIVE different
styles OF ruling. Finest and cheapest mem
orandum in the market To be fonn1 on
ly a. r. B. Winegars blank book and sta
tionery house. 5 North Divis!on-st. three
doors south Of Monroe-st. Porter block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

PLIERS for Reycis fisaibls Covers st sc
each ser small size. lec. four for &C for Eas-
oium siEs, ,a0c three f0r &C for large sac. si
T. B. Winesars
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
Attention Carpenters, Builder. and Other,

The Building Edition of the Semitic
Amcrioaa will be advanced in price l0c per
COPY aud 81 per year, c0m mencing With the
April number. To those who wish "a avail
themselves of the opportunity that we will
receive subscriptions for the above magazine
until March Is at 81 80 per year. No sub
scriptions taken after that date for less than
$3.50 per year.
F. 3. WIrrGAn. Agent.
NJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Et-sfssses. M4seh tt-sof Western
t.a 4ir aeafhsf f.lle4s- ~ ran "a
.s.rs.e -sfii1l. ssrmsT s1slz s'4isi-i.3
ili-asrlF
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14


No. p CASAL IT.
GRAND RAPIDs Mich. MSrch 10, 1857.
To all Whom il May Concern:
IL the people at large don't care who does
the work. 50 long as they can get IL done
well, fully TO their satisfaction. and as | EN-
ploy the best dyer in toe State, ! advise
them 10 get their work done now, 81 the
Eagle Steam Dye House. No. q CanAl-st.
Nv motto. "Bes: Work and Lowest Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

If your eyes ache when reading call for
pair OF our 81 spec,scles ~ Preassers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

First day OF the great $40 sale 81 the
Chicago Shoe Store. = Cana and Al and IS
Lyon.sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

EN Wing the Coidwassr siga- nsn. = At
r3s Merton.
co'one' re bfren von viz snsn. Is AZ
,~eets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
4 600 Pair Of r1ne Shoes.

Ladies' and Gentlemen :. in the great Sc
sale commencing Wednesday. March 10th.
Chicago Shoe Store, p Canal and Al and -
Lyon-sfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Use wallraf~s Universal Catarrh Snuff.
Us use meets with good results 70 all who
have used it. They highly recommend it.
See add on another page.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Ten dollar disme0d rinEs please cSil sDe
see them ~ Pfeussers
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

BsooxEES. March lz-Nu Rese FL
hets Clssessad paid pisst 81 eoadolsacs 20
Nss. Beechsr sois7-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Nkr5'eF - F' - ss@N s<.aa. ~ hfr roct he-s >
~ a-1-.a - $50 - ~ Esrch 81 fss-
Nsslee q tEnsrsi kftesz.r
TATIr4.-.af Tse HsgNir< - S1ase~ ~or.-
- Nsreh i3 i@s. 5aia n ~k q 68srta X
I4rrr
Ftsefns seFvicfs srsfa 80 wsresek st It71
ttt4 Hsn4at E1n~nnz fkernasas 1.z1 - faeca
- Errors-ef 81 .EtsF8e8<
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Fiye dollars for pair q extra heavy geld
speci4cles 81 PTeossers
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
Bows American watches at Preussers.

Reynolds Flexible Memorandum cover.
from 20c 10 e0c each, al +. b. Winegsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

The Great &2-56 Sale,
To commence Wednesday. March 18th =
Chicago Shoe Store, 2s Canal and al and As
Lyon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
orrlcr OF rHK EAGLE srEAM DrK HOUSE.

F. =. WrrrGAR, Agent.
5N. Division ST, Porter Block
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
Mtnmeiota.

- @aut Centre, MoR Nnoerier
traabte paa rnltet Spiser, Der git noe.
item en- Eomme inb / bans Sob.
- Nuitin. MapOr Zines bar pao
Moper County ~l1bitiqinsen forr. Eorsz
bag os lob Sarmerne faa beifue fig,
ben itsrite &aritet / Minne1ota."
= Resnoeiret binorer Treifninsen
Yolf County.
- Gn Dgp1tum .blep ner @inbom
operfisrt at Sernbanea Grebas.
- Glere Spebeitaffe omfrins Dasiel
bat tat inb &esn.
= Dr. &nour / Moorbeab bpbe al
en- for itor Doiis Opium, bpilfen ban
bapbe taset forat ftile iin Smerte.
= Sen banif<l utb. &irte bar bolot fit
Marsmbbe / gilbert Sea. Yreiter ira
Nebraita, Sopao s Wisconiin partilitebe.
- Sra 5ersus Sails inotgb til
Minueapolis Tribune" Telegram, oer
melote at &onsresmanb Nelien, 8. 8,
Searle os @enator gomiton bapoe Ell
bemmelis politilt &onferentie. Sibitz
nepnte bar, efter ienere O~plYsninse,
lite i BDen, Be to andre bar ber, for al
afsiere Bpiebet ior Seem gort Mils.
ct. @1oub. Snbbruostppt
brsb inb / 2 @alooner % fanbt fun $40.
= &apt. 2arlen EFT anerfjenbt &ontrafs
tpr bat forlabt Bpen os f%ormooentlie
tommet fig uper @renoien, ba bans
5inanier BAT | ftor l1orben.
- Sim sin bar sipet $25 til &ittior
County l1bitiQinsen.
= Snbbruostppe siorbe en- liber
5ansit 2sroassmorsen Yelican STA:
pibs og 2ittle Sails.
- ST. Ebomion / Mortbfielo blet
faitet uo al fin Bussp os TOM alporlie
til Sfaoe ..:
- Mantpta. 80 Menb Del
bolbt paa at 9rape Setuer Tirsoa9 bler
be9rapet 10 SOB unber Sorben.
= s 8rainaro er Der flor Sfra]
oper eu @fppilb Der raIe r nerlig9enot
Deitrifter. 200 6armere fiemper moi
Slben os 8pens MaDor bar bDret 10C
Man6 til at bjelpe Dem.
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0Ieo 8prnene

ps linens - unberpis Dem ON, at Burlington
bar nplis forla9t en- elegant os fornptelia
BOG 20 8asiner faloet uSlate DRAWINGS for
gpung Splfs". Ser er fplot al Settler iTeg=
ming fra Berm til 8erm, Der tan fplses paa
Saplen fra bet riuseite til bet melt panifeli9e
bog iaa let fprflaret at bpilfenlombellt 8arn
Tan ~foritaa bet. Sebre pg Mpbre ifulbe
ienoe fire Gents / Srimerte til %. S. 6.
@enpon, @ener. 8asianser Nsent .sbe 8urz
Itngton" ct. Saul Mtnn. o9 faa trit TIL
ienot meo omsaaenoe 4olt ct gremplar al
vSlate 9ratpings."
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9eu rationale Gnfampmen

of Grand Army of the Republic, Der
begpnoer ben 81 Sept, / ct. 2ouis loper at
bltpe ct al De itprite o9 n,eit interesiante Mp=
Der al Nattonens tapre Sorioarere fra iioite
&ris. Oner belle Noropeten bar v@osiarne
blaa" b%eiluttet at saa neo Burlington, be
er &outeu fra Minneipta, Bisconiin, 9az
tptu, Soma ps norbre S0inois. Sen bar bet
5ortrtn at ben lpber birefte paa fin e9en
Bane fra ct. Saul % Minneapolis os til
ct. 2ouis, at ben lpber lanss Misiisiippien
500 Neile os siper &eiienbe Nnleonins til at
npoe Beltuellen al ale be ifipnneite Natur=
fcener / Mmerifa. Sen mebfgrer Spiiepogne
og @opeposne, bar ben %9jepnete og beneite
Bane al ale iposaaenoe, os bebanbler fine
P~asiagerer iaa bel, ombpggelig og foriigtig
at be altio pnifer at vfomnne igien".
Burlington oil uoitcoe 8iQet for Sur og
getur. 5or ale Oplpsninger benpenber man
fig til ggenten for Burlington. Scr. IS. s.
6. &enpon bar uoarbetoet en- intuft uoitpret
Bamfet Der fables rSa0en 9eroes", bpilfen
ban bill ienoe frtt til ale pad Mnmoonin9.
Seno efter ben, ben ptl pere en- g. q. Sc.
6pupenir.
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9afota.

: 8ilis MiGs en- gammel 81. g
Sn9enibr bpbe / Sarge al Drif.
- @atertomn. Set ferite 8asla=
9ertren git pft berfra ben 19oe.
- Mi9ael Tbiel / Caledonia tug 1ir
Sgiters ue9te Barn uo / @aaroen oe
6rebte bet peb at oreie bet 9als ON,
Moberen' blep iaa rpitet beroper, at be,
er Sare for benbes Sin.
- BAILEY 6 itD. Spnba9 benott
ben lllpffe, at en- 9 Iar 9ammel Sbn al
Nibolaus Sobnlon, iom Dor ber / Nerz
beben, fit en- @eperlaontns / fit 9opeo.
@eperet, Der bolotes al s.. s. Dapis,
en- Stolelerer, gift tilfelbisois .af.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Da Gnton Greil5er liot efter 81. 10 Tors=
bag Gften forrige- lt9e luffebe fin @aIoon
507 @aib. Gpe. q. % tom biem, fanbt ban
iin Zone fiooenoe / en- Iibt unoerlis Stiuine
Sen9en. gan troeoe bun iop, falote pao
benoe % oa bet ifte bjalp, git ban ben og ru-
ffeoe | benbe. Gan marfebe oa, at bun bar
bsb % folb. 2ase blep bentet os bet fanb=
tes, at bun bapbe to9et @ift. gun efterloo
en- Stripelie til tin Mano, bporaf fren1saar,
at bun bar paret ialou os auieet fig for at
bore for sannmel for fin Manb, Der bar 8
Gar pngre. gun bapoe Here @anse talt ON
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Martin 9apbal ienbte us fra Steuens
os Scope County Al Sublfribeater. San
iDnes Self aabet buroe bore mere Nfz
bolbsblab enb NDbebsblab. 8i bsrer
fra andre &anter, at bet bsr bore bet
mobiatte, tbi bore @enner bill life ber=
for treffe fin @tstte tilbase; men be
for Sasen minbre intereslereoe oil
tratnes peb formeset Nfbolbsifriperi.
Deriom bet forbOlbt fig iOm 9apbabl
mener, at be fleite bolber andre 8laos
for Mpbeber Os Self 3aabet for Nfbolbs=
lesnins, ba Tan bet lite bore iaa nsie
meb NDbeberne. Men bet er bel Qen=
iisten at bet ifulbe bore f~nloitanbis
Mpbebsblab / Yrobibitionens Snteresie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Binteren fommer mart % ba ct Der en-
Sing fom ct npopenois for at unbsaa &ulbe
ng sb9oom, o9 bet ct at babe 9obe Sfo poa
6sbberne - u. 6. 9abl & 60. bar MI taset
IND ct fort Dplas al ale Sorter Stspler %
@for, pasienoe for 9sften o9 tan osiaa
1else fine @foe biuisere euo nosen onoen
forbi u. 6. Dahl & 60. tar fine Barer lige
ira 5abrifferne, iaa be beraf bar biQigere
Sn~bfjsbspriier. Seanbia Sfoe Store, 419
geoar Mne.
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Mf WiehsbeS!

Neenter fan faa itabist os let Nrbeibe
% COB Betalin9, enten be leper paa Sarn1
eller / 8p. Eilifriu vSbe go=Operatipe sSn=
bemnitD Co." for 8etinselier. Hen9e be-
tales til Meolemmer / Spgoomstilfeloe.
Mbbresie: g. .. Bog 549,
minneapolis, Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

@ranb Surpen ii9es at billie sjbre fine 60
ger 1aa goot be fan % man bill pibe, at ben
Tan 9ipre me9et % faar meset at sjbre. Ma=
ioren meb fine &ommisiarer bar fremme,
forat forteue, bpao be niofte om Stp9ebu=
iene. Maporen bar uptoenoe oerom MI, IL
ben Yolitifommisiionen bapoe tat bans
Ylabs Der.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Yaitor 2arien talte paa Nfbolosforenin'
gems Mpbe Spnoas % ibet ban frembolot
at ben iou1 peo at 9ipre Sobt % lite sipr bet
bam ct bet Spno, gap ban Gorentngens Nfeo'
lemmer nosle sobe &ap, foroi be bar iorfrt'
tiife og ofte operloo Nrbeioet til no9le en-
felte, mebens be ielp fob paa Ifitanb %
triit1erebe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Msoe paa 9ania 9aG
bper 5gnoa9 Gftermiooag
81. 4. Mltio intereslante
% belarenoe Goreora9 oper
Dasens melt brenoenoe
@ppr9smaal. Neite @pn=
bag blir in9en uota9elie ira
ben alminoeli9e &e9el. Som
% bpr. Operpei 5a9en
tag @tanopnntt o9 itaa lite
iom en- li9e9plot9, aanoeli9
Sramp paa @aoebjprnene.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

at ta9e 2ipet al fig. 9enoes Mano autaser'
bun bar taset Gift, lite for at brabe fig, men
for at ifremu1e ban, iioen bun efter 2a9ens
l1bia8n bapbe ta9et Giften Deb ben Tio, ban
/ Mlminoeli9beo pleieoe at fonrme.